"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [ظ‎‎١‎٩‎٢] (٧٠٦/٣٨٩)

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KTDH-I-KH—KIjH-I-MA
KCH-I-KHARZlN—
A mountain forming part of the Elburz and crossed by the road from
Kazvin to Rasht, between the stations Mazrah and Pachinar. Its eleva
tion is about 7,000'. The height of the pass over it is 6,520'.— (Schindler).
Kt}H-I-KHt}NSAR—
A range of mountains running west-north-west and east-south-east to the
south of Khunsar, they form the main watershed of this part of the
country (Vide Tang-i-Dahi).— (Bell, 1884.)
KCH-I-KHURAbAD—
An isolated hill rising to a height of 200 feet above the plain, to the left of
the Tehran-Hamadan road, 2 miles beyond Khanabad.— (Schindler).
Kt)H-I-KHt}RUS JILA—
A red sand-hill in the Hamadan district about 2 miles south of Hamadan
town, near the village of Hisar. It contains, it is said, magnificent caves,
with beautifully-adorned chambers, halls, and a fountain of limpid water
but the natives, believing it to be haunted, will not explore it.— (Rozario.)
KtfH-I-KHUSHKEH RUD—
A range of hills near Akhura in Faridan, to the left of the road from Isfahan
to Burujird.— (Schindler).
KHlI-I-KONAK—
Some hills to the right of the road from Tehran to Hamadan, between
Robat Karim and Khanabad.— (Schindler).
Kt)H-I-KULU BANAN—
A mountain in the Harunabad district of Kirmanshah, crossed on the
march from the town of Harunabad to Karind at 12 miles from the former
— (Rozario).
Kf}H-I-KURREH-MlANEH—
A high mountain near the village Mlaneh, 8 farsakhs west of
Sinandij in Kurdistan, (1912.)
K0H-I-MAHALLAT— Vide GUDAR I-NAR—
KUH-I-MAIHAMlN— I
A mountain in the Isfandabad buluk of Kurdistan about 40 miles from
Hamadan and 50 miles from Sinandij, it has its name from the two villages
upper and lower Maiham. Nasir-ud-Din Shah camped on it in 1275 (1859).
The Shaikh Ismaili nomads occupy it in summer. (Schindler, 1902.)
KGH-I-MALAMAK—
A mountain between Daulatabad Malayar and Burujird, two or three
miles south-east of Dareh Mianeh, to the left of the road from Daulatabad
to Burujird.— (Schindler).
kGh-i-marjinAbAd—
A range of hills on the right side of the Safid-RM and opposite Rustama-
bad. It ends in the Kuh-i-Darfak on the north.—($cAmdfer).